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the competition up across campus in hopes of boosting student involvement as well as their fraternity’s morale. The campaign raised over $100 for the SPCA. Bartleson wishes to establish Mutt Madness as a new tradition for the fraternity.

“The event was very successful in my eyes,” he said.

“I would love to do the event again next year because of how much interaction we received in the comments, DMs, and voting. I feel like it helped the image of the fraternity and showed how open we are to everyone on campus and in the community.” ter for students interested in joining a Greek life organization. Throughout the week, potential new members have the opportunity to meet the brothers and learn more about the fraternity. KDR has held rushing events both on and off campus, including basketball games, nacho tables, and cookouts at the University Commons.

Members of KDR also voluntarily walked adoption dogs for the animal shelter during LHU’s week of community service in April.

In addition to philanthropy efforts, the brothers participate in regular recruitment events.

Other recruitment initiatives occur frequently apart from Rush Week, such as information booths and outdoor games.

At the end of April, current and former KDR brothers will travel to Harrisburg for their annual Red Rose Formal to celebrate founders day.

Anyone interested in learning more about the fraternity can contact Bartleson at dmb6501@lockhaven.edu or direct message KDR’s Instagram @kdr.lhu.

Rush Week is held at the beginning of each semes-